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THE TREASURY PORTFOLIO.
A Nomination Expected This Week.
NOTHING KNOWN OF THE PRESIDENTS INTENTIONS
CURRENT TALK ABOUT THE MATTER.


It is expected that nomination OF o Secretary
Of the Treasury will be sent TO the senate this
week. but the question OF who Il viii be is as much
matter OF doubt as II was at the time OF Sec
Rotary Mannings resignation. The delay IN max.
ing the selection is attributed to the Presidents
desire to ind man OF the proper caliber, who VIII
be entirely acceptable TO both wings OF the demo-
cratic party In this he has thus far failed Speaker
Carlisles free>trade views would handicap him,
even II ne had not already expressed an unwllnng-
ness 10 accept the Office IL rendered him There is
also thought TO be but little chance for the nomi-
nation or Minister Pendlet0n, Notwithstanding tue
mysterious air which surrounds his movements;
The same influence which prevented his being sent
70 the court OF St. James, It il thought would pre-
vent his obtaining the Treasury portfolio. He re-
turned nom Berlin on q leave OF absence. ne u
win not return, In which event. It is thought, he y
more likely to be made an interstate commerce
commissioner than Secretary OF the Treasury.
ana Sas sns
Intentions or even desires. Many people believe
that he win realize the impos6ility Of his nding
s,i New York OF 2 western politician who win be
party and WIN select Nj Fairchild az the easiest
way out OF the difnculty. While such
an appointment would carry comparatively
dissatisfaction. and would be recog.
nized as q nerited reward for ability and
good service. Mr.. Fairchfld is In accord with the
follow In the path outlined BY secrtay MsnnHS
The name OF Mr.. Smith Weed, Of New York con.
tlnues 70 be prominently mentioned for the va
cancy soon TO be made In the cabinet, but all pre-
lectures.
The clerks IN the Post ONCE department were
very much stirred up to-day by rumors that the
OF the Treasury. No definite basis for the rumOr
was obtained.
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BALTIMORE. Nd. Feb, 21.myirxinia aire.. con-
CAS-: North Carolina skies. Old l25 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. 2I.-Cotton 6rm-middliug
9a Flour steady with better inquiry for low grades
do. extra, 3 ioass5: do family I 1904
city mills super, 2.5Oa3.OO; do. extra, 8 lOs
1855; do Rio brands, 4.62a4.S7; Patapsco super
lstve patent, 40 do. family, Is. Wheat-southern
nominal and quiet: red, 9Us93: amber, 92a94; No.
Maryland 81 ,aG921e western lower aud quiet; No.
s5assss: s Hay yia corDsosihsrn S steady - and
and quiet, mixed. spot, 46a-:, March, 45s4a46;
May, 47a47A: steamer, 4osa asked. Oats steady
with moderate inguiry-southern and Pennsylvania 81
ABS: western white. 37a39; western mixed. 3Aa36.
Rye firm, o6sos; Hay easy and duii-prime to choice
western, y OOa15QO. Provisions steady aud quiet
Mess PORK, Il ooa 300; Bulk msats-shouidsrs aud
s.: clear ear. rib sides s.s: hams 1salsA: Lard,
51a2,; creamery. 2tas6 . esq dun aud essy. 10
Rio esrg0ss ordinary . far TASTY Sugar ssssdy
steady, a3s1 = Freghts TO LIVERPOOL per s.ssuer
aour 1861 barrels: wheat 10000 bushels: corn,
80, 100 bushels; oats, 5000 bushels shipments
flour, 24,55O barrels; wheat, 49,1OO bushels corn,
2t7, 800 bushels; sales-whsat. 262,S00 bushels
Tomorrow Washington's birthday there will be no
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

TNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE on STREET SOUTH, BE
TWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS EAST,
BEING PREMISES No. sos STREET SOUTH
EAST.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the -
District Of Columbia, dated the Sd day Of Febru f3
AIRY, A. 1887, and passed in cause in said court G
wherein Jennie NJ. Corrigan is complainant aud Mary
Corrigan ct al are DESCENDANTS, being No
as trustee IN said cause viii offer Tor sale Ct pubic
TWENffY.FIRsT DAY Of FEBkD "a HD. isS7,
At FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the following described real
estate situate in the city of Washington in the Dis
trict OF Columbia aud known and designated ~ the
west seventeen 17) feet six and one-ha $40 inches
by the depth Of eighty 900 feet thereof Of num-
forty (S43 the being the sub lot known
lot numbered nineteen (19 in John Corrigan'a sub
division Of lots numbered eight go and nine t0l, In
said square, recorded in Liber W. B. NJ folio 243 Of
the records Of the surveyors Office for the said Dis
tric improved by threestory brick house with back
building
Terms Of SALE prescribed by the decree: third
and two years. to be secured by the notes Of the p
chaser and reserved lien upon the property sold the
said notes to bear interest at per centm per
from the day OF SALE all cash ut the purchasers
ton. deposit Of 300 will be required at the sa1e.
Il terms Of sale be not complied with within fifteen
days from day Of sale the Trustee the right
resell the property after five days advertising tn the
faulting purchaser. ALI conveyancing and recording
JAMES n JOHNSTON, Trustee,
locus Webster Law BUILDING
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The Fire Escapes board.

IT ORGANIZES T0-DAY-DIFFERENCEs OF OPINION.
The board appointed by the Commissioners
Saturday to take into consideration the pattern OF
fire escapes to be used on District buildings and
regulations governing tre escapes on other build
ings, as required by the recently enacted law. met
to-day at the Office OF the inspector of buildings
and organized by eiecting Inspector Entwisle as
chairman. The board consists OF Inspector
Entwisle Fire Chief Paris, Major Moore
department. There was informal
talk over the proper design for a fire escape and
board adjourned till Thursday, when IL will make
a tour OF inspection OF buildings now provided
with nre escapes for the purpose OF noting the
points tn favor Of escapes Of various designs.
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Traveller, Guide,

PENNA RorTH-B aud =. station, 9th and B streeta
For New York. Phiiadelphis and the East ;a5 9,
SoonsTessonal limited. 4 u.s. 10 and II 20 p. M Foe
sional hmiseda sis 10 and 20 20 m For CHI
$50 am, 1f..t nne,: daily 70 cineinnsn ana ST
lChicaso Ln.iIe1 daily. Western E1prsss. 10 p
N. daily With through sespers 70 Chicago and 81
mond and the South, s aud II Am, daily and IS
pm aaih 4 en9sg n Sunday fSr b: .n1 Gas
.adSt u; = IA q a sSS$$S$ss s.sS
pm For Pope's Greek Line. :25 and 40 p "a
ssS . For 81
am ana 4: l6 pm For Erie csnsndsieus, Koch
ester. Buffalo and Niagara 10 Pm daily sIosPt sstqE
D. ANSp EouTkNst.non, Corner New Jessey avs-
nue. and z strsstaFOE ChicaEo u;4S m ifast Tint
and 10 IL nnd dsy For ps!Su S:s..na end
No extra charge for test time on limited trsins fSr
lsS5 s$ q Sfst 60 ss So
s. sasd.s SO s nd q sps y sS &
$50 - sss e: ga g
For way stations between WsshingtOn aud
Bslt,poSs 5: $40, $50 am p 10. ESQ, 40. ess
t:2e rs and 80 PM FOR ss.to1soa ast.o S
pm. daily. Pripcip. stadenss 40 IN. daily 90 Sun
40 p@ d.ss. except SUNDAY fos 81 M
% and Pa s:Sgs ssDeS Se
burg POM s and III pm dsy e.Ssps
sunday.
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Capitol Topics.
THE ISTHMIAN NEGOTIATIONS.

Inc PRESIDENT to-day sent to the House the re-
spouse OF the Secretary OF state TO resolution OF
that body inquir1ng as to the action taken by the
Department OF State to protect the interests OF
by nre caused by insurgents at Aspinwan in 1855
Inc secretary says that negotiations We're
commenced In october last and are now pending
between the United States and Colombia for the
sion for adjustment Of claims OF citizens OF the
United States.
The friends OF the Pacific railroad extension bill
nave given up all idea OF getting it through the
The public printer estimates the cost OF public
printing ordered by Congress during the present
fiscal year at $159,S5 ~
tne bragg substitute for the McAdoo ordnance
Dill, apprOprlating Qnstead OF 100000 OOO only
So,OOO,OOO. TO be used by commission In estab-
fishing testing ground. &C.
DAY authorizing the select committee on the SUBJ
Ject OF the appointment OF Indian traders to con-
unue Its Investigation during the recess OF Con-
The Senate at 40 resumed consideration of the
r1ver and harbor bill.
MI. Cameron offered in the Senate to-day q reso-
luton that during the remainder OF the session no
senator shan speak on any question more than
once, OF longer than f1ve minutes. Laid over.
MI. Morgan offered In the Senate to-day q reso-
lutlon authorizing the committee on ordnance to
sit In Washington, during the recess and to aSsO-
ciate with ii three naval officers. Adopted
MI. Thomas, who Is In charge OF the bill for the
enlargement OF the naval establishment, says he
expects TO be able to pass the bill during the SIX
Gays suspension II not sooner.
Inc House committee on public buildings and
grounoS held meeting to-day and disposed OF
several bills OF interest to distant cities, but by
the time the memorial bridge bill Was reached 1t
was TOO late TO take action on IL. They will prob
Friday.
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0IENDfNNIN0 February 10th. 1857, MIA ".
0fENDINXIN0. efter long iilnsss
sfT10H Tuesday, q three y. M
Rh1soslphis papers plssss eopyl
HUNTER o. Monday. February n. 1857. MARIA
Fgns' :sssaSss q h:s ss,Ss1cs 7sS s'st We:
pn sss s.ssc p sun 3oSk S iasst
sGed forty-two ysArA He issvss widow and two
No funeral; body win b ssns 70 Ohio O. Tuesday
POTTER RQbEHr D. PoTrKR lste major genera,
Of Voluntary \. 8. - ct NswpOrt r. L, IN the any
Funssi ser1i6s q frinty church, Nov FORA. q two
p-ps ON Ash wednaDdAy. lntesmeut q Green wood e
O'Clock. MINNY PUTSCHE. youngest chiid OF q. md
Adeline Putsche l72e Psnnsyivsnis svsnas sssd ono
year and stxteen dsyA
Funeral VIII be private on account Of sioapsn An ~
samtJ. tb1emore papeEs p1sans oopyl
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sam.. O. 800 Name. o. 500
Washington Stock Exchange.

The following changes from Saturdays quotations
U. S. AS, 1851, coupons, ITO bid, TO. asked
y s. As. registered; 1881, 1o9 bid lo95s asked
2. S. Is. registered. 1855 bid 1855 asked.
MAetr9politan railroad stock 97A bid, 102 asked
Gas, ~ bid, A asked. German American Insurance
141 bid. Potomac Insurance, 50 bid. Washing.
Bank, 1OS bid, 1924 asked. National Metropolitan
bank, 15I bid. Great Fails Ice, I25 bid. Heal
Pot Tel Co, 81 bid, 65 asked
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TuNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer
TRUgTERS SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMpRoyED
HE Et1L ESTATE, SITUATE AT THE NORTH.
EAST cCOMNEk OF MARYLAND AVENUE AND

BY virtue OF deed Of trust. dated the second aaeE
an lame and recorded IL Lber folio
81 the parties In interest under said deed the
u13aeIn9ned Trustee under said deed OF trust will
WEI MTEDNESDAY. the TWENTY.THTRD DAY OF FEB
hUAHx. 1857, at FOUR O'CLOCK 2. NJ. the following
~ s9e Rstact Of Columbia p wit: rts Of Lots let
teto0 and U, In Hanna and CAxrols subdivision Of
part q square numbered seven hundred and twenty
clr,sx 1einning for the same It the sopthwest
one hundred and seven ST 100 feet
slcncs est e rikht angee with said street eighty
eagpt 0AIOO feet t630ArlOO); thence southeast ct
ragnf snfass With Maryland avenue hfty,tour 5000
!ses TO Msryland avenue, thence south.
1STr a, fsst S3SS Il, l00l 70 the bsgnning.
caah. deposit Of e5O0 win be required ct the
9ne "a sac. Al conveyanctng and recOrding st puF-
within ten days nom TIE day q sele.
~n JAMES =. JOHNSTQN, Trustee.
Q406oD WebgtR Law Building.
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nUNcANsON BROS, Auctioneers

TRUsTEEAND EXECUTORS SALE orTwo STORY
Exams DWELLING, 3l8 X ST. s. E., AND TWO
o1Oht FRAME DWELLING, 400 ST. s. E.
~ virtue Of the, authority vested in me, will -
seI, On ,SATURDAY: the TWENTY-SIXTH DAY fl3
" EE6huAkY.A d. 1887, st 4:3O O'CLOCK r W2
Inches + s91 90 mo. NO 79s frontns about feet
lO26,12 feet to an alley improved by q frame dwell
ling, BIB street southeast
N the SAME DAY, immediately after the above,
VIII soil In front OF the premises
LOT No. 8, IN SQUARE 1924,
1ronH9g - feat inches on street. with q depth OF
LIN ieet 70 an alley improved by twostory frame
dwelling, No. 400 street southeast
dsfms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve
W01tnS nOtes TO bear interest and to be secured
aSsn q must on premises sold deposit Of 300
&G ct cost OF purchaser If terms of sale not
neo with IN lOdAys the trustee and executor reserves
the gnt 20 resell the property in default the risk
ana coal OF the defAultnR purchaser after days pub
NC 0ce q sucn resale In some newspaper published
JOHN NJ HUTCHINSON,
A4O-N0os Trustee and Executor.
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S"OnMSIEOT BRADLEY,
~ Insurance and Heal Estate Brokers'
No. 927 F street northwest
fHTR1lMs FPMQRREK9r SALE OF THREE-sToRY-ANp-
5SnHSSESM1ENT BRICK DWELLING No. 24ll
fENNsfLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST.
rXX 70 eN mMvg nlRAI AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY
sell, In front of the premises W. "AA &Ea I'll
r.o,.,n. o. a LOT T. IN SQUARE 20,
ss1ryyIA1S C4O-- 1eet on Fennsylvunia avenue and
- Pm {eet on street, with an average depth Of
hpicI E tSe1, improved by threestory basement
st NO. 2411 Pennsylvania avenue north
VEL Masn modern improvements. This property has
hMraee on TWO streets, and In desirable locality
1sSS gan rsmaia On the property until May 27th
dSS:;. ~ &c. at cost of purchaser.
tie ssn an. as % vi The ress
days public notice Of such resaie Ia some newspaper
pu6ished In Warrington, d. O.
f21-d&ds DGNCINsON BROS, Aucts.
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Judge Samuel Treat Resipn..

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2l.-The resignation OF Judge
samuel Treat judge OF the u. s. district court for
the eastern district Of Missouri, to take effect
March Sd, has been forwarded to the President
The cause OF the resignation is understood to be
that the judge desires to devote his time to private
business. Judge Amos W. Thayer Will probably
be appointed 10 I'LL the vacancy,
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w ALTER b. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers
CATALOGUE SALE OF A COLLECTION

WALTER B. WILLIAMS b CO.. Auctioneers
CATALOGUE SALE OF COLLECTION
OIL PAINTINGS, WATER COLoRs.
AND SKETCHES IN OIL AND WATER COLORS,
At Our
EXHIBITION ROOMS,
Corner 10th st. and Pennsylysnia ave.
The Paintings in this collection are the production
eminent Local Artists, among the more promi-
MAX wEY1 HOLMES nsas o. M MslGn 1s'i nouzrE
AA "AAAJ JoH SNkHSN. GILL, FERGUSON.
fS s md
4pfiGa snd nHSh
%rE& % II &c. xas9
DuNcANsoN BROS. Auctloneers, -,
The best collection we have offered in many years.
A Direct Importation of 300 Modern
and Antique
ORIENTAL RUGS, CARPETS and PoRT1ERES
SILKS. EMBROIDERIEs, DRApERIES
and BR1c-A-BRIC.
The catalogue includes an immense assortment of
Elegant Large Carpets Of various Eastern make in diff
ferent shapes and sizes.
The colors Of the Portieres are exceptionally fne
The assortment Of Rich Damascus Yellow Silks,
Persian Table Covers. Bulgarian Doylies, Antique
Moorish Pistols. &C.. will draw many connoisseurs.
The Small Silk and Antique Rugs and the Long Hall
hugs are many in number, and III texture speci
mems Of various Eastern Handiwork
Js~lt q Exhibition:
MONDAY and TUESDAY, February 21st and 22d
Sales:
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY and FRIDAY,
February 23d, Oath and 25th
At IL am. and 3 PIN.
Each Day
n7-T DUNCANsoN BROS
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And tho Impression Prevails at Pites-
burg that 1t Will He the Lucky Club.
PTTTsBuRa, Feb 21.-The special committee APP
pointed by the National Base Bali league to decide
which club should disband to make room for Pitts
burg, and to distribute the players OF the dis
banded club, Is In session at the Mon0ngahela
mouse. Inc question at issue Is between the
st. Louis Maroons Kansas City and indianapolis.
IN adaltlon TO the members OF the committee
delegates from the three cities interested are
present, as follows: A. Treat, Louis Newburger
ana George NJ. Burnham, Indianapolis; B. ]. Fine
ana VIM Stromberg, Of st. Louis; E. Z. Menges,
Kansas City. Shortly before noon the committee
went into executive session and at O'Clock no
result had been reached. The Indianapolis dele
gates were then before the committee pleading
their case.
The baseball lights, who circulated I'm the lobby
OF the hotel, were generally under the impression
tnaI Kansas City would be the lucky club. MI.
Menges, their representative, fOurished a check
signed and ready to be filled out for any amount
necessary TO secure the franchise. He stated that
ne mad Instructions to 90 5000 better than the
n1gheSt bid OF the Indianapolis delegates The
latter SAID they did not expect to succeed, money
alone was taken into consideration. The best ar
gument would be the location and railroad facili-
Ties. MI. Fine, OF st. Louis has the franchise OF
the Maroons In his pocket and says he will give 1t
10 the club paying the highest price.
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DuNcANsoN BROS, Auctioneers
11C SIZES, SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN East SIDE OF SEVENTH STREET, Be
1WEEN NEW YORK AVENUE AND l. STREET

~ virtue OF deed Of trust dated October 18th, -
District of Columbia in Iber li4S, folio 297 ct a
Eng ana 81 !ns request OF the party secured thereby
1n i!3mt q tae Premises, MONDAY The TWENTY
~ f WAf VI FEBRUARY, 1887, AT FOUR AND
ss IN tne following described real situate the
cIty u Masllngton, in the said District of Columbia
saa Hoan Ssnndsrs Of original lot
~ ~. pat recorded IL lber B. folio a. OF the
81 x 5fs s office Of the
Terms OF sale third cash and the residue in two
s aus payable III six and twelve months
gay oi saie Tor which the notes Of the purchaser
WIN interest secured on said property, win be taken
ot ~ Sasn at purchasers option. deposit of 90
sre gn e tine Cost Of the the Of
the trustees reserve the right to resell the
sater tnat time at the risk and of the defautny
purchasar; BRA1NARD H. WARNER.j ,,.
1l4-eO&da GEO. Il. EMMONS trustees.
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II N NOT WEE TO let Q bad cold run 10 oourS0
neglected Better save your lungs and throat
strain, by using that reliable curative Dr.DJayneS
Expectorant This remedy heals the paris It
tackled, removes the construction Of the Wtnop1p4
producing such distress In asthma, and reduces
the acute Inflammation Of pleuf1sy.
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DEAD FOR THREE WEEKS.
The Badly DccOmpOsed Body OF q Poor
Widow Found in Bed i'm Her Room,

Catherine Harrington, widow, about so years
of age, has for the past sixteen months occupied
room In an old brick building at the corner of Vir
g1nia avenue and 9TH street southeast. About
three weeks ago she attended ''wake" in the
neighborhood, since which time nothing has been
seen OF her until this morning, when her dead body
was found in her room, covered up in bed, badly
decompOsed. Mrs. Harrington rented her room
from Christopher johnson, who occupies the other
portion OF the house. During the past few days
the J0hns0ns have noticed an unpleasant odor,
but were unable TO tell what the cause OF 1t was.
THIS morning Mrs. johnson discovered that the
room. She called Officer Stahl, who found the
door unlocked, and upon entering the room dis
covered the body. The johnson family thought
Mrs Harrington had gone out In service, as She
had been in the habit OF doing. The coroner was
notified.
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Mr.. Blaine VIII Make No speeche. as

BOSTON. Feb 21.-Representattve j. H. Manley,
or Augusta, Me-. writes to committee OF Irish
nationalists of this city, who had hoped to secure
the services al Hon. James q. Blaine for an ad-
dress on the public celebration OF Robert Emmet's
birthday, March 4, In Faneuil hail. that MI.
Blaine Will deliver no more speeches In public
until after his new book Is issued from the press
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BROS, Auctioneers.

IUNCANSON BROS, AuctiOneers
) $3#ss$s fHR 1T
the Of Sf the
sssnh S Day s q 7PPsss%6sF 1890 II equity
- iS tue TRS s!f9.
P PHsE Pd PAY q 1887 At HALF
l456 in the City Of Washington in the District Of Col
FIRST, FIRST; The north half Of lot numbered ten 40,
ssH sanpy Mo-
VIII, shf 6riSk stable Ehs IN l the rear ear.
B y y sE HrSa
THIRD: Part Of lot numbered six Se). Beginning
sssa lSt about
thrty-hy i've l51 feet eleven inches thence south
S ias5s: s,sSs thence to the 6sshSnx
The above property offers unusual inducements to
I IS BY IN ar
R efsh balance in Sv two GU and three CD
chasers. Upon confirmation Of sale and payment Of
ConveyanGinS At cost Of purchaser II terms Of sale
M It cost and IN ten Of the
DEPOSIT Of $500 zach in the first two parcels and
OF SIoO IN the third parcel OF ground will be required
WILLIAM A GORDON, Trustee.
JAMES H. sAv11LE, fSassss "'
REGINALD FENDALL trustee aes n"'
f9-d ;s25 ~ st. NV
FNG1NEER DEPARTMENT, DISTRICT OF
L w.ss GSaGMB1 fs,hr,,.r, ~, 1907
r esrs ts ssss ss Fish WhsA SCH
M De sold ~ p1ec Tor the term OF one year
At Two o'clock pm, upon the premises, four fish
stalls in the Georgetown markethous to the highest
Terms Cash in advance
S at Terse ng on the day on
IN front OF the fish stalls of tCenter) Washington
the the of esta
lish wharyes docks for the landing cleaning and
or dock shall be deemed esbIe Unless st tn ri
some point on the north side the Potomac river
to the highest bidder.
sale and the residue to be paid within five days from
By order Of the Board of %frfss r5}sv
THOMAS BOWLING. a aaes o'"~SS''n HIS q
'NHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
THEsIEEs ssT SALE ,Ir @ OF yALUABLE IMPROVED
TNEEN s1 ANR kISMfhESIH AND nine e.
By virtue Of deed of trust dated July 80, 1885. -
and, and recorded in hbes No ll95 folio 1856
,S 81 81 nssP..is q
real estate situate i'll the city OF Washington
and o dwn os
& IN ngndrs and
TgTms Of sale 6nsthird cash balance in six and
interest at per cent per annu day al
cas at option OF deposit OF 500 per lot
In ten days from day Of sale. Conveysncing and
n7asa. F FEEEDhEssE sS HHSHB rrustsss
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DYER-sERAsTIAN. On February 17th. 1857. q
lila younvsst daughter OF NJ: Gsleb sstsssan. Il
ws:s M.saingtoc' D. c. 70 cHAkLss C. oxkk q
MARTIN-sRATRA On THURSDAY. Fshruer 18th
1f{R7 nv the Rev. w. h Chapman, o. RylAnd chapel
Mr. J. THOMAS MAR1TN and Mtss MAMIE e
SPATES, both OF Qa1thersburg, Nd
Maryland papers please 0cpy1
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The Minerva Benevolent association held its
fourth temperance meeting al the hall, Pennsyl-
number OF pledges obtained was greatly aug
mented. Pioneer Council No. Z, Sons OF Jonadab
had charge OF the meeting and addresses were
made by Judge Weed, c. NJ. Nye, Adam Funk,
Mr.. Davis and Jerry Williams
The Japanese village will remain at the z stress
rink untl further notice.
An entertainment introducing Miss Anita T.
ROthe, young dramatic reader and reciter, VIII
be given at National Rifles armory tomorrow eve.
ming.
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THE WILL of the late Benjamin Franklin Gibbs
medical inspector United States navy, was led TO
day. He leaves his gold watch to his son, George
Fort Gibbs and the rest OF his property to his
wife, Elizabeth B. Gibbs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-21
TOMORROW.

2ALTZSTEIN'S JEWELRY AND OPTICAL STORE,
~ glS q STREET NORTHMEST. SELLING OUT
JEWELRY AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
&c G9mmencing MONDAY, FEBRUARY SEVENTH, Of
Ten OCLOCk N, great bargains will be Sold %
Will continue a the s buspsss with large stock Of optical
pairing Daily at 10 am. and 4 pm.
f11-0t FOLEY, Auctioneer